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Peace For Yemen?
04-23-2011 by L. S. Carbonell At least one of the violent stalemates between protesters and entrenched regimes in the Middle East may actually be coming to an end. Yemeni President…
Journalists Die in Libya
04-20-2011 by L. S. Carbonell Two photojournalists have died in the siege of Misrata today. British-born Tim Hetherington was co-director of the Academy Award nominated documentary Restrepo, a film about…
The Catch-22s in Libya
04-19-2011 by L. S. Carbonell In the past few days, the United Nations entered into an “agreement” with the Qaddafi regime to enable humanitarian aid to reach those most in…
Egypt Dissolves Mubarak’s Party
0416-2011 by L. S. Carbonell On Saturday, the Egyptian High Administrative Court ordered the National Democratic Party of former President Mubarak disbanded and its assets seized to be returned to…
Situation in Misrata Desperate
04-16-2011 by L. S. Carbonell Libyan government forces continued to fire artillery shells and rockets into the city of Misrata at a rate of 100 a day. The rebels inside…
Copts March In Egypt
04-15-2011 by L. S. Carbonell The Coptic Church is the principal representative of Christianity in Muslim nations, not to be confused with the Coptic Catholic Church which is an off-shoot…
Mubarak To Be Moved To Military Hospital, Then Jail
04-15-2011 by L. S. Carbonell Former President Hosni Mubarak, who has been under guard in a Sharm el-Sheikh hospital will be moved to a military hospital outside of Cairo and,…
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Getting Wiped In Egypt
04-22-2011 by L. S. Carbonell Once upon a time in ancient Egypt, there was a female Pharaoh named Hatshepsut, who died in 1458 B.C.E. She was a very successful Pharaoh…
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